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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| McDonough, Martin | USS Tunny (SSN 682) | CDR | Commanding Officer | Sep 1990 – Apr 1993 | |
| McDonough, Martin | USS Tunny (SSN 682) | LCDR | Engineer | Jul 7, 1981 – Sep 1984 | |
| McDonough, Marty | USS Tunny (SSN 682) | LCDR | ENGINEER | Jul 11, 1981 – Aug 1984 | |
| Meehan, Michael | USS Tunny (SSN 682) | EM1(SS) | Electrical | Dec 25, 1993 – Aug 31, 1996 | They didn't take my birthday away, but I did get to report aboard on Christmas day in Perth, Australia. My last boat and then it was early retirement for me!! |
| Merrill, John | USS Tunny (SSN 682) | ET 2 | Navigation | Jan 2, 1982 – Apr 10, 1985 | From Jonny Wadd. The WADD !!! Greetings, Gentlemen .. I was yhe man who retrieved and restored the original claxon from our name sake. I was wondering if anyone remembered Our trueest, and best Captain, George " Brass Nuts" Fister |
| Minor, Chris | USS Tunny (SSN 682) | STS2 | Sonar | Mar 1, 1978 – Aug 20, 1982 | I'm seeing a lot of names here that bring back good memories. Did all you damn nukes win a lottery or re-up to death? I've been working nuke plants in the US, Europe and Asia for the last 26 years and only seen one Tunny nuke type. |
| Morris, John "Zonzloid" | USS Tunny (SSN 682) | MS3 | Supply | Dec 27, 1978 – Feb 27, 1981 | Called goofiest guy in history of Sub Service. Nicknames "Zonzloid" "Seaman Wadd". Spilled hot corn in the Cobs lap, yelled "Corn on the Cob! "Borg of the boat. Expeditionary medal. Thailand, Australia Ect. |
| Morton, William | USS Tunny (SSN 682) | QMC/SS | Navigation | Jul 1972 – Jul 1976 | |
| Martin, Darryl | USS Parche (SSN 683) | MS2 | Supply | Dec 1984 – Jun 1988 | I am proud to say that I started my career on the finest submarine in the fleet. Thank you to all that assisted me in building a solid foundation for what ended up being a great 21 year career. |
| McCoy, James | USS Parche (SSN 683) | MM1/SS | M Division | Aug 17, 1981 – Aug 31, 1983 | |
| McGlothen, Dennis | USS Parche (SSN 683) | MM2 SS | A Gang | May 1973 – Jun 1976 | Service with some really great guys.Who were just like family |
| Merritt, Russell | USS Parche (SSN 683) | ET2/SS | NAV/OPS | Feb 1993 – Sep 1996 | |
| Miller, Mike | USS Parche (SSN 683) | MM1(SS) | A-gang | Jun 1998 – Jun 2002 | |
| Moore, Terry | USS Parche (SSN 683) | LTJG | Reactor | Sep 1974 – Aug 1976 | |
| Mortenson, Jonathan "Benny" | USS Parche (SSN 683) | MM3/SS | A gang | Mar 1975 – | |
| Murray, Joel | USS Parche (SSN 683) | ET2/SS | RC | Aug 1987 – Jun 1991 | |
| Mangia, Vinnie | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | IC3(SS) | Interior Communications | Jul 1988 – Mar 1992 | Lots of fun times with a great crew. |
| Mapa, David | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | MM3 | AUX | Jan 1, 1975 – Jun 13, 1976 | Though a served a short time on the Cavalla it always brings back good memories. But I also remember few bad moments such as cleaning the snake pit. |
| Marcinonis, Tom | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | EM2/SS | Nuke Electrician | Aug 1991 – Mar 1995 | |
| Mathews, Mark | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | PN1(SS) | Ship's Office | Jun 1974 – Jun 1977 | I served two tours onboard Cavalla. First as a junior yeoman, out of New London, then again as Senior Yeoman at Pearl Harbor. I think it was the best boat out there. I am trying to give a hollar to ST Gil Gonzales. |
| Maxwell, Gene | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | TM2SS/DV | Weapons Torpedoman | Mar 15, 1976 – Aug 13, 1979 | I was kind of wild in my Navy days,most people remember me.I made some good friends like Arnold Arietta,Tex,Steve Hrnciar,Steve Smith,Gale Robertson,Bill Cosnahan,John Dugan,John Hannan and others.Had lots of memories. |
| McCarthy, Patrick | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | HMC(SS) | Medical | Aug 1978 – Aug 1982 | Everyone onboard would follow Capt Losure to the "gates of hell and back". Cavalla was the boat built to take us there and back. On several occasions, we did and she always brought us home. Dives and Surfaces equal |
| McCartney, Jason (Tex) | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | TM2(SS/DV) | Weapons | Sep 25, 1989 – Sep 25, 1993 | |
| McDonough, Martin | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | LT | Weps | Sep 1977 – Jul 1981 | I was E-Div for a year then Weps. |
| Merrell, Gerry | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | MM1 | M | Feb 1976 – Apr 25, 1980 | I started and made the SNOB award. Only those there know what that means. We also had Luke the wonder dog on the 77-78 Med run. |
| Miller, John | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | mm2 | a-gang | Jan 1989 – Dec 1991 | left the navy in 1991 now a nurse just takin nostalgia trip |
| Miller, Terry | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | MM1(SS) | M | Oct 1977 – Feb 1981 | |
| Miller, Paul | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | MM1(SS) | ELT | Apr 15, 1983 – Nov 19, 1986 | Great memories. Hated while I was there. Jay "Bud" my sea Dad. Jim Desisto, Keith Thompson, "Bince", Frank Harrington "OLF", and so many others. |
| Morandi, Ricky (Mo) | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | ET2 | RC/ET | Jan 1983 – Jun 1987 | |
| Musson, Tim | USS Cavalla (SSN 684) | FTG1(SS) | Fire Control | May 1984 – Nov 9, 1988 | |
| Martin, Dwayne | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | e3 | weapons | Jun 11, 1984 – Jun 11, 1988 | lived around the country, lived in new orleans, then to Miami, then to Palm Beach, then to Los Angeles, then Canyon Country, then to Arkansas, then Oklahoma, then to New Orleans, now Houston, major disasters caused moves |
| Mason, Oris | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | ET2-ESM TECH | Radio | Aug 1988 – Apr 1990 | My first deployment. Enjoyed every minute of serving on the Glenny. |
| McCarthy, Gerald (Jerry) | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | E6/QM1 | Quartermaster | Mar 1982 – Nov 1985 | Served onboard the following boats; Glenard P. Lipscomb, Baton Rouge, Jacksonville, and Norfolk. |
| McCarthy, Jack | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | EM1/SS | E division | Jun 1985 – Jan 1987 | Electricians nightmare |
| McGee, Frank | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | MM1(SS) | M | Apr 1985 – Aug 1988 | First of five boats. I learned a lot and remember most. Med run, 85-86. Stayed in, now at 28-1/2 as MMCM. On twilight tour, will retire and move to Wyoming. I have so many memories of the boat and the guys. |
| McNichols, Steven / Mac | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | TM2(SS) | Weapons | Mar 1981 – Sep 1984 | Alot of good times. Even the almost sinking while going past TD and surviving on sea trials! |
| Melasecca, Tony Sqid | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | MM3/SS | A Gang | 1985 – 1988 | Hated being in the Navy back then but had some really good times and alot of memories. |
| Molander, John | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | EM1 | Electrical Division | Jan 6, 1976 – Dec 3, 1978 | Spent 3 years onboard and have many Golden Memories from the Good Times and learned many Lessons from the Other Times. Great crew, powerful platform, never had enough sleep, always studying for the next Qualification. |
| Muehlius, Gary | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | STS2 (SS) | Sonar | May 1976 – May 1978 | Proudly served with a great bunch of guys. On board during first two deployments. |
| Mulally, Dan/mahoney | USS Glenard P. Lipscomb (SSN 685) | RM3(SS) | Aug 1975 – Mar 1977 | The biggest adventure in my life to this day! |
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